Messages are assigned a two digit id, from 01 to 99.
Audio messages require an audio recording to be useful, and you may wish to include a text and audio title. The text title will be used on the website to help you select the correct audio recording. The audio title is used by the phone interface to help you find or verify you have the correct message selected. You can listen to the audio title on the edit page.
Text messages require a text message, and you may wish to include a text and audio title. The text title will be used on the website to help you select the correct audio recording. The audio title is used by the phone interface to help you find or verify you have the correct message selected. You can listen to the audio title on the edit page.
Most sample/bit rates will work. However, using 8.000 kHz, 8 Bit, Mono will give the best results as this is a similar rate to what the phone system carries.
You may use the following dynamic text strings in your message. They will get automatically replaced when the message is sent to the recipient.
%event% | The event number. |
%name% | The name listed for the recipient. Allows for personalization. |
%pin% | The primary identification number for the recipient. This is the number they need to enter if they call back in to the Alertcast system. |
%ret% | This is a carriage return and will begin a new line on devices that support newlines. |
%contact% | The contact address, such as the pager number, cell phone number, or email address. |
%webresponselink% | Inserts a two line message that includes a web link to a response page where a response can be set, and the audio message may be heard. |
%webresponseurl% | Inserts just the URL for the web link to the response page, without any extra text explaining what the link is. |
The following are also supported, but their value does not change based on either the event or the recipient, so fixed values will work just as well. | |
%call% | This is the standard callback number (888-540-6685). |
%company% | Your account name. |
Example:
Please call %call% and enter event id %event%.